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Feeling down? Pay attention to your language. 心情不好？请注意一下自己说话的用词偏好。 Language changes significantly in both content and word choice in people who are depressed, according to a growing body of research using computer programs to analyze speech and writing. 据越来越多使用计算机程序来分析口头语和书面语的研究显示，抑郁症患者在内容表达的方式和措辞上，都会较患病前发生显著变化。 People who are depressed tend to use the pronoun "I" more, indicating a greater focus on self. They also use "absolute" words like "must," "completely," "should" or "always," reflecting an overly black-or-white outlook. 他们往往用第一人称代词“我”比较多，这表明他们对自我关注较多。此外，他们还常用“必须”、“完全”、“应该”或“总是”这样的“绝对词”来反映非黑即白的观点。 | 
